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.....and when she wakes up all rested and frisky, I think I'm in trouble in a nice kinda' way! OMG!!! Anyway... here is my '02 melanistic female thayeri, she will be going nite nite herself for the winter soon.....

Another of my '03 yellow male...

That's a screamer but that durango you posted earlier is a killer!

Thanks, I would let you have her or her sister(I kept 2 to raise up for a year) but I need to see how they develop. I will post you a couple fresh pics of the two sometime so you can check 'em out. Who knows, maybe I will let one go. The parents are great too, F1 male and 2 Appelgate normal females with sunbursts. Next year I hope is better with them and I will be selling the babies cheap, not looking to make a fortune with snakes just have a ball and learn as much as I can.

Thanks and let me know, first i have to build more racks though! here is that non-FT eatin varible i mentioned, as a very tiny hatchling, too bad i didn't put a dime with him as a size reference

Here's a fairly recent pic same snake

.....one fantastic looking thayer's, fantastic orange saddles, interesting nuchal, great head markings and it has that "wild" look about him that I really like. This year I have been buying several F1 and F2 babies that have much the same look. To most people that are into the brilliant, clean and vivid colored look of the higher-end animals, these "wild" ones are less than appealing. But I am really into these animals and this wild blood and the look of them is very valuable to me, honestly they are some of my favorites! And I am not alone in the wild look appreciation. Exceptionally nice thayeri there Jetzen in my personal opinion, I would add him to my colony in a heartbeat and thanks a lot for sharing the pics!

I just love varibles and the rest of the mexicana complex especialy when they thrive. And they take up half as much room as the larger kings, a fantastic specie to work with!

Nice picture, and good looking thayeri.
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RBICHLER